Quote by Friedrich von Schiller

Grace is the beauty of form under the influence of freedom.

Grace is the beauty of form under the influence of freedom.

Summary

This quote suggests that grace is the result of allowing ourselves to be free and uninhibited. When we are not constrained by external pressures or expectations, our true beauty and elegance shine through in our actions and demeanor. Grace, in this context, is not just physical but also reflects the harmony and poise we embody when we are able to express ourselves authentically and without any inhibitions. It is the quality that arises when we embrace our inner freedom and let it shape our outward appearance and behavior.

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By Friedrich von Schiller

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